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Agrarian Affairs and Spatial Planning Minister/Head of the National Land Agency (ATR/BPN), Hadi Tjahjanto, emphasized that he would directly oversee land ...

The City of Cape Town has discovered a small jumping cockroach – called a Leaproach – at the Steenbras Nature Reserve, the first of its kind to be found in one of the City nature reserves. This is a befitting surprise as they celebrated World Wildlif

The competition seeks proposals for a landmark new ‘modern’ hospital for the historic settlement located in the northern area of Montenegro which

Municipal authorities have declared war on illegal advertising billboards erected alongside major roads and posters on walls in and around Mthatha and have warned the owners of the signs to remove them down or face stiff penalties. Posters and sometimes large billboards plastered on walls of shops, businesses, government buildings, street poles and municipal electricity transformers advertising businesses and sometimes backdoor street abortions, have been an all too-familiar sight, partic...

Deputy Minister for Agrarian and Spatial Planning (ATR) Raja Juli Antoni has inaugurated the Spatial Planning Customer Care (CETAR) service as part of the ...

Thank you for joining us as we unpack subsequent steps and the work unfolding, following the declaration of the national state of disaster, given the prevailing energy crisis. This declaration, as announced by the President during the State of the Nation address, was in response to the severe impact of the intermittent electricity supply across the country.

The City of Cape Town will this month (March) commence a dune rehabilitation project Gordon’s Bay, the intention of which is to restore the dunes so they can once again serve as natural buffers against storm surges and the longer-term projected impac

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Philani Mavundla said he planned to expose information about the city’s failures in a court case where ActionSA sought to compel the municipality to fix damaged infrastructure, especially its beach sewer crisis.